Industries · Gyms
Gym web design.
Fixed price gym web design for gyms. £500 to build, £50 a month for everything after. Live in seven days.
Independent gyms and studios compete with chains that have a marketing budget in a different league. What they have that the chains do not is a room with an actual community in it, coaches who know members by name, and a training style that suits people the chains do not serve well. The website should say all of that clearly.
We build websites for gyms and independent studios at £500 upfront and £50 a month for updates, hosting and support. The scope is a five to seven page site with class timetable, membership pages, trial or first session enquiry flow, coach bios, and a booking integration to whichever platform you already use.
The £50 a month plan covers timetable updates, new class launches, price changes and seasonal challenges. Pair with our Local SEO service so a new customer in your postcode lands on you rather than the chain gym on the ring road.
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What matters for gym websites
Timetable, prices and a join button that never hides.
Timetable front and centre
Readable on a phone, up to date, easy to change from the office.
Trial or first session flow
The main conversion event, treated as such rather than a footer link.
Coach bios that read like people
Not just a photo and a name. Short bios in the voice of the gym.
Membership pricing up front
No hidden pricing, no forced enquiry. Members respect a gym that trusts them with a price.
Booking integration
TeamUp, Glofox, ClubRight or whichever platform, embedded properly.
Fast on a phone before a class
Every page tested on real handsets on real signal.
The local picture
January is decided in December.
Gym search is the most seasonal of any local trade. The decision window opens in the last fortnight of December and closes by the third week of January. A site that goes live in February has missed the year's biggest cohort.
Locally you are up against budget chains with national ad spend and a price you cannot match, and boutique studios selling atmosphere. The independent position sits between them and is won on the timetable, the coaches and the community, none of which a chain can show credibly.
The two pages that convert are the timetable, which needs to be current and readable on a phone, and honest membership pricing. Hidden prices in this market read as expensive, and the visitor simply checks the chain instead.
The offer
Gym website pricing, no per member fees.
£500 upfront, £50 a month. The £500 covers copy, design, build, hosting setup and launch. The £50 monthly plan covers hosting, security, backups, updates and any content or design change you send us. No hourly billing, no lock in contract, cancel with thirty days notice.
Straight answers
The objections gym owners raise, answered.
Existing members do. People searching gyms near me in January do not, and that is the cohort worth having.
Send the update and it is live the same or next working day, included.
We link into your existing member system so joining is a couple of taps, without adding another subscription.
Gym questions
What gym owners ask.
Yes, unless there is a good reason not to. Independent gyms convert better when pricing is up front, not gated behind an enquiry form.
Yes. TeamUp, Glofox, ClubRight and the mainstream gym platforms integrate properly rather than as a broken widget.
Embedded from your booking platform where possible, so the timetable is always current without a manual update.
Send the details, we get a page live the same or next working day as part of the £50 a month plan.
Yes. Google Business Profile tune up is included at launch.
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